Sentence examples for it was born from from inspiring English sources

Or, rather, it was born from a particular idea of the theatre, rooted in the midcentury avant-garde.

It was born from an earlier piece which used anonymous surveys to explore people's attitudes to sex.

"It was born from an honest ambition to give the clearest possible representation of what the interviewee was saying.

"Trey watered down to foam by the gritty spray, "loves" columned in faint streaks, but "Carmen" flaringlike the night it was born from Trey's nozzle.

"It was born from an in-house team effort and is the result of four months of intense work," he said.

AgJobs isn't perfect, but it was born from long negotiations among growers and workers' advocates — a compromise that the Bush administration's plans could blow apart.

If that urge has obvious moral implications when applied to France's murky memory of its wartime complicity, it is born from an impulse more primal than the ethical one.

It is born from the concept of symbolic racism, which has its share of critics.

This may seem like your writer's obituary but it's born from necessity.

But Islamism is fundamentally violent on all levels because it is born from rage, from rejection and injustice.

And then it gets shattered through a job or a relationship breaking up, but that's when the best stuff comes again – it's born from that emptiness.